Bruce's New Knitting Book!

BOYFRIEND SWEATERS presents nineteen patterns for women based on guy's styles and designs--or put another way, nineteen patterns for men that women will want to wear. (There's some pretty sexy photography, too!) Here's where to buy it:

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Our Brand-New Whole Grains Book

Our new book moves whole grains to the center of the plate--not a side dish in sight! Experience whole grains, not as nutritional wonders, but as culinary superstars. Click on one of the links below to buy the book:

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The First-Ever All Goat Book: Meat, Milk, & Cheese

It's the first-ever all-goat book--the world's most consumed meat and dairy, plus all the goat cheese you can imagine. You gotta get in on the goat! Here are the links:

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A User-Friendly Manual To Make You A Quick Cook

Want to be fast in the kitchen? Get our manual for how to be a quick cook--plus 250 recipes to do it right every time! Here's how to get your copy:

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    An On-Going Project to Develop and Test the Best Chocolate Recipes

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    Wednesday
    Feb152012

    Lunchbox Brownies

    When we were kids, back before the crust of the earth hardened, brownies were lunchbox fare. These days, there are probably few kids with brownies wrapped in wax paper in their lunch boxes. Shoot, few kids even have lunch boxes. We might be a tad out of date.

    Still, we know people take brownies on the go: to church, work, the kids' soccer matches, or social gatherings. So in our on-going quest develop recipes for great chocolate recipes, we wanted to have one recipe that was a go-to for brownies that 1) travel well, 2) store well on the counter, 3) freeze well, and 4) are the exact median spot between dense fudgy brownies and airier cake ones.

    As you can see, Bruce brought these to one of his knitting classes. Sure enough, they traveled well. And they stored well, too. At least, the one that was left over did!

    Let's get to the recipe.

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